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Mathematical Models in Ecology and Evolution 200910 - 11 September 2009University of Bristol |
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MMEE 2009 had a Darwinian flavour, in honour of the bicentenary of Darwin's birth, and 150 years since the publication of The Origin of Species. While not a mathematician himself, Darwin's ideas find natural expression in the form of mathematical models, allowing further development and refinement of the theory. This two-day meeting will showcased the latest developments of formal models in evolution and ecology, and included keynote addresses on the mathematical modelling of Darwin's key theories and insights.
Special Issue of BES
The special issue of Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology produced from the meeting is now available online, and the print version will appear in March 2011. See the introduction to the special issue for links to all the papers: Marshall, J.A.R., McNamara, J.M. and Houston, A.I. (2010) The state of Darwinian theoryKeynote Speakers
- Professor Rob Boyd, Department of Anthropology, University of California Los Angeles
- Professor Anthony Edwards, Caius College, University of Cambridge
- Professor Hanna Kokko, Department of Biological and Environmental Science, University of Helsinki
- Professor Franjo Weissing, Department of Biology, University of Groningen
Chairs
James Marshall, John McNamara, Alasdair Houston
Local Organising Committee
Konstantin Blyuss, Sean Collins, Innes Cuthill, Nigel Franks, Luca Giuggioli, Alasdair Houston, David Leslie, James Marshall, John McNamara, Robert Payne, Sean Rands
Contact:
- Please contact James Marshall for scientific enquiries, or Kerrie Walker if you have any organisational questions.
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